Elon Musk announced via Twitter that federal employees would soon receive an email to report their weekly accomplishments, claiming that non-response could be construed as resignation. This message, however, included no basis in legal precedent according to experts, who stated it may press employees into illegal situations. Unions advised against responding, and some department leaders suggested awaiting further guidance. Critics, including House leaders, accused Musk of distressing federal workers and overstepping his authority, drawing parallels to his management style at Twitter.
Elon Musk tweeted that federal workers would receive an email requesting their accomplishments, suggesting failure to respond could mean resignation, prompting legal concerns.
Experts have noted that Musk's demands may violate federal laws, stating there is no basis in the civil service system for such requests.
House minority leader Jeffries criticized Musk, claiming he is traumatizing federal employees and has no legal authority for his demands.
Leaders in departments like the FBI advised workers to await guidance while unions encouraged non-response to Musk's employer-style email requests.
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